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You're welcome!
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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You have been a member here for eight and a half years. Time you learned which are the correct forums to post in.
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never get chance to fight with Site's bugs and issues, rather was busy with other programming issues.
Thanks for directions.
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You could be missing that this is not the bugs forum....
Edit: I just checked mine, posted the original message and checked again and it is updating fine.
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So my VS 2015 Community setup fails with a warning that the Android SDKs (19, 21 and 23) and built tools could not be installed and that I should "check my internet connection". Yeah, right. I'm running Win 7 Enterprise, have plenty of free disk space and a fast internet connection. Tried modifying and repairing the install, but no luck - same problem.
As a result, I can't create a C# Android app (the Android template is missing). The PCL/Shared class library and iOS templates are fine.
Google and SO are unhelpful. Any clues?
Solved. All I had to do was point VS2015 to my (non-standard) Android SDK location by doing:
Tools | Options | Xamarin | Android SDK Location
/ravi
modified 2-Apr-16 2:07am.
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When I installed the Xamarin tool at home I got heaps of issue with the Android SDK.
I hope they will get that right in the future thanks to the Microsoft acquisition! 
Anyhow, there was a simple fix, I read the build output window, and it says there download this file (http:something.zip) and decompress it there (something like %USER%/AppData/Local/Xamarin/SDK/...)
And it worked after that! 
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Thanks. I think I may have spoken too soon regarding the lack of SO resources. I'm going to see if this[^] post helps.
/ravi
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What does one do about an article/tip/whatever, the code for which is half missing? By "half", I mean it just stops after a few lines.
Example: WPF Splash Screen With Minimum Duration[^]
I'd assume the author didn't upload it with pieces missing... Hungry database got the munchies?
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Just leave the author a note at the bottom of the article. Sometimes that happens and the author usually fixes it right away!
<sig notetoself="think of a better signature">
<first>Jim</first> <last>Meadors</last>
</sig>
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It's three years old, and his rep graph looks like he hasn't logged in for about a year, so it's not that likely you'll get a reply.
Post a request to Sean to have a look - the code fragment looks corrupted and a quick look at the revision history says there is more code in there, so it may be a recent thing - possibly a Markdown artifact. If so, he should be able to sort it out.
Ask him here: Article Writing Discussion Boards - CodeProject[^] - but rememebr that it's a weekend, and he's Canadian so you probably won;t get a response 'til Monday.
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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It was bad enough being a page full or turds where you had to find the one snickers bar
NOW, it wont even go to the page unless you disable your turd blocker 
GUESS WHAT I wont disable my turd blocker to read some dribble that a fresh college graduate wrote while she had facebook open on the other monitr
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aaryan42 wrote: pays for free
Doublespeak thread now?
The US Military invades countries in defense, and fights for peace
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Shoo troll, don't bother us.
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Us? Do you have rats in your pocket?
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I'm on your side bro. Forbes is horrible to begin with and then to block you from a potentially interesting article is wrong.
If advertising was that important to them, they could post ads through animated gifs or do what Yahoo does and display ads from database calls (i.e. Sponsored) in between their article links, instead of offsite Flash or JavaScript; which is easy for anti-ad software to catch.
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I tried to go on there site last week following a google result, wouldn't let me on with ad blocker.
I was using stock Chrome and IE as far as I was aware, so I can only assume my company has something blocking ads.
Not a lot I can do about that.
Some men are born mediocre, some men achieve mediocrity, and some men have mediocrity thrust upon them.
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chriselst wrote: Not a lot I can do about that.
Yes there is! 
Try installing Tampermonkey[^], then install Anti-Adblock Killer[^] into Tampermonkey.
Worked like a charm for me. Tampermonkey has heaps of other cool scripts too, recommend checking them out.
Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A.
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I can just see the company allowing that 
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Went to a Parov Stelar concert last night!
Awesome electro swing that makes you move your body (whether you want to or not).
This guy[^] does a particularly good job!
The only question I have is why is this guy dancing in his parents basement and not on some stage!?
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You do know that's not a real basement, right?
I am not a number. I am a ... no, wait!
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I have no idea what it is, it looks like it could be a basement (at least for American standards, our basements are usually completely underground and usually don't have windows either, but few people here have basements at all).
Anyway, I wouldn't decorate any room above the ground with that awful carpet (and probably not underground too).
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The emphasis of the question was not on whether it looked like a basement or not but on the real part! It's a film set. He's a professional dancer.
I am not a number. I am a ... no, wait!
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9082365 wrote: He's a professional dancer
No doubt, with those skills!
9082365 wrote: It's a film set
What film?
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